JAWS - Biggest shark in UK!! - ORIGINAL FOOTAGE - Graeme Pullen & Wayne Comben - TAFishing

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL FOOTAGE OF THE BIGGEST SHARK EVER CAUGHT AND FILMED IN BRITISH FISHING HISTORY. TAKEN ON ROD AND LINE BY WAYNE COMBEN AND GRAEME PULLEN. ESTIMATED BY EXPERT DR PHIL WILLIAMS TO BE AT LEAST 550lbs. TAGGED AND RELEASED.
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[@brad3180]

here in the USA on Atlantic ocean and love watching ur videos. funny how fishing brings real guys together.

[@michaelcunningham3220]

Never knew there was a human subspecies call "real guys". Those must be the big mouth small brain variety. Heard they can move pretty fast when the lift their knuckles off the ground.

[@peggyholliday5221]

for all UK residents worried about swimming, the porbeagle shark is zero threat to humans as there are no recorded cases of them biting or attacking a human. With our size alone we dont fall into their prey bracket as they dont possess the teeth for biting a taring. They are a member of the mackrel shark family, so similar to mako's, and are only an incredibly distant relation to the great white. So dont worry :) How these chaps handled the shark was wonderful and the fact they tagged him and swam him out before releasing was perfect. Very sadly they are on the endangered species list because they were heavily fished for that stupid chinese cuisine, shark fin soup. Keep up the good work lads, you were extremely fortunate in your fishing to have hooked him, thankyou for not hurting him x

[@therespectedlex9794]

Makos are dangerous though.

[@annettefoster3828]

Great whites belong to the mackerel shark family as well 😅

[@therespectedlex9794]

@@annettefoster3828 Do you always talk 🐂💩?

[@annettefoster3828]

@the respected lex, no need for that response. Check Wikipedia, you will find that it states GW’s are part of the mackerel family. Even the guy on the video states that the porbeagle shark is closely related to the GW.

[@therespectedlex9794]

@@annettefoster3828 Oh you icthyological fricking nut. Ok, I salute your knowledge.

[@sheilaroberson3095]

I was very impressed with the genuine concern of this magnificent beast. Thank you for releasing and for getting the hook out. All Life Matters!

[@Juan_lauda]

I was windsurfing in West Sussex when one of these came up next to me. Not as big as this but still the biggest wild animal I've ever encountered. Thank you for letting it go.

[@WardenOfTerra]

Sharks are more so curious than aggressive.

[@steveguest2003]

I was fishing off Newhaven arm, East Sussex in 1996, and a group of marine biologists were fishing on the inside of the arm (Where families swim when the tide is in) I must have been 14" on the top of the wall fishing on the outside the arm in deeper water, we heard a huge splash of water where the marine biologists were and could see the huge mouth of a Porbeagle Shark, since then I have trained as a qualified SCUBA diver, and have dived in some of the greatest shark hot spots in the world, both freestyle and caged diving. I am an avid supporter and spokesperson for shark preservation. Recently we managed to sign an agreement with the Indonesian government, in which they have declared the southern part of the Indian Ocean south of Indonesia as a protected wildlife reserve where it is illegal to hunt, kill or poach for any species of shark, whale or dolphin.

[@sugarspun4216]

Power to you my friend, keep up the fantastic work you do. Thankyou.

[@solidcake3401]

Support sea Shepard too guys

[@joeflanagan7450]

Next time leas babble more to the point pls.

[@mainbrerman4237]

Nobody cares

[@staxondeck7352]

lmfao what the hell did this have to do with the video

[@Dudeytunes]

What a beast, incredible that a line and rod can hold it. I cant believe you talked to the camara with your hand 2cm from its teeth.

[@PoweredbyRobots]

Makes me very happy to see such a good shark and a conscientious release. Let's hope there's many more of those puppies around our shores :)

[@kenleary9440]

Agree Andy Raeburn.I always want to see Animals treated humanely.Even the English!! LOL!! Just teasing Bro.I'm 40% English Myself.But,I must say that Shark is fantastic on the back yard grill.

[@davidmcque627]

Hats off to Graeme and Wayne. Well deserved fish. Maybe if we had released more Porbeagles off the Isle of Wight back in the 60's and 70's we would still have a Shark fishery there.

[@harrylight2243]

I used to fish off St, Catherines point at that time, and yes sadly we killed the sharks we caught, but the reason they aren't there, is they used to follow the liners when Southampton was a a major port, now cruise liners are getting frequent, they will appear again.

[@TAFishing]

You have to kill sharks to weigh them and we were not prepared to do that as we wanted to fit it with a dart tag.It was in my estimation 5/550lbs,and I have caught sharks more than three times that size so can guage weights pretty well.It was a Porbeagle shark.

[@user-yf4gx9lw6c]

Good of you to let the shark go.

[@mrasmr8788]

Great shark thanks for sharing

[@WardenOfTerra]

Porbeagle Sharks don't even grow that big. This looks around 230lbs.

[@ciaranmccoirce8352]

@@WardenOfTerratheres lots of evidence they are getting bigger in UK waters....Some experts believe porbeagles and blue sharks are migrating to UK waters because there is not enough food for them in the over-fished Atlantic. In May 2012 two men fishing from a 17ft boat off the coast of North Devon caught, tagged and released a 10ft long porbeagle shark which was estimated to weigh 550lbs. A boat angler fishing off the coast of Cornwall caught a 9ft porbeagle shark which was estimated at weighing in excess of 400lbs. The angler, 45-year-old Mark Nelson had also caught a 300lb porbeagle the day before. A 300lb porbeagle shark was caught fourteen miles off the coast of Swanage, Dorset in September 2014. Fisherman Jan Davey caught a 6ft porbeagle in nets 300 yards off Chesil Beach in Dorset in October 2015. Three porbeagle sharks weighing 238lbs, 392lbs and 500lbs were caught off the coastline of Devon and Cornwall in April 2017. The 392lbs porbeagle was caught just a quarter of a mile out to sea

[@paulhall6329]

Never get bored of watching this, Graham gets so excited,, well done again chaps

[@TAFishing]

Indian Ocean (Whitetips)had recaps there) Pacific(Roosters, Sail ,Blacktips and Striped marlin(No recaps),Atlantic-Blue marlin, blue shark(plenty recaps, longest 2000+ miles) Porbeagles, tope,Smoothhound, Bull Huss, Stingrays,Bonnethead sharks,Nurse Sharks, Blacktips ,Monkfish, Common Skate.etc. Enough anyway. Had good recap rate. Also one Portuguese blue recap within 48 hours !!

[@gromageindustries6745]

Beautifully managed guys and a nice bit of luck too with the hook removal, nice one!!.

[@fuzzface8744]

Unbarbed hook for easy release. Some fishing places only allow unbarbed hooks as if if a fish is somehow left with a hook in its mouth unbarbed ones easily fall out on their own or the fish will knock them out.

[@ashwhooooo]

@@fuzzface8744 no one would no in the ocean

[@kenleary9440]

As the English themselves would say,"BLOODY HELL!!!" That looked like a Porbagle Shark.They are related to the Great White and the Mako.

[@TAFishing]

It was indeed a Porbeagle shark.

[@bayshoresroofcleaning3008]

I love your videos Graham keep doing great work. I love how you catch and release also that means a lot to me.💓

[@jonskinner5664]

great catch guys, that's how we fish in the uk, we put back! don't kill any fish unless you are going to eat it.

[@Drift-fpv]

No reports of attacks that I remember

[@Hammern28]

Either way, eaten shark is not a smart move anyways. Urine goes through the entire body.

[@michaeldemetriou1399]

He catches everything and he is a great bloke.

[@Kjca_1998]

Great effort chaps, well done for releasing the shark!

[@TAFishing]

episodes on the way soon! As you can see, we have had a lot going on recently! Coarse episode will be up in the next week!

[@flamesfromblazer]

Props to Wayne for fighting that shark for so long , it must have been absolutely knackering - especially without having the benefit of a chair harness or similar. I've become 'hooked' on these superb videos , have watched the whole series of them now ,-and keep checking /waiting for the next one to get uploaded . . hehe !

[@GoBIGclan]

Nice. Here in New England, our porbeagles are larger. I caught one that size last year. It's about the average female size here, and they can get even bigger

[@TAFishing]

I think here in the UK we still have the World record,around 507lbs ,should be in the IGFA listings unless its been broken.

[@GoBIGclan]

@@TAFishing Supposedly the Maine State record here in New England is larger, 548 lbs. And a larger one was caught a while back, photo taken and estimated to be like 750 lbs but we will never know

[@Crazybamby36]

Totally awesome!!! I do enjoy your videos so much. Hopefully i go fishing in the Uk next year! Greetz from Germany

[@shaunmay1257]

Fantastic. Nice little break from work to watch this. Cheers. Back to work now booo!!

[@straino123]

Another great video. Too many people have negative opinions on this. Nothing good to say keep it to yourself! This show for free brilliant !Graeme keep up the good work!

[@michaelskalin5126]

Nicely done guys. I caught a couple of pro beagle shore fishing for striped bass in the bay of Fundy🇨🇦. Nothing like that fish he was awesome. Mine were around a hundred lbs. Great fight!!! I always release mine, sharks keep our ocean healthy. Had to chuckle about your tide. We have to deal with 12 to 15 meter tide. Keep up your great videos and keep safe these days. Cheers mate 🍻🇨🇦

[@TAFishing]

Bay of Fundy is the biggest tide in the World I think ?...I believe our Bristol Channel is 2nd highest tide ?.

[@reels-and-music-videos]

Great catch guy!

[@bertythemod]

I think I'll give up swimming on this island of ours!! Record broken twice last week out of Pembroke both well over 200lb thresher sharks 😵

[@lesdunn736]

2021 Quality Thank you for sharing.

[@tonyashton780]

Your gonna need a bigger boat Graham seriously that's some old kipper for that little banana skiff.Holy cow Batman!just cheering me up bless you both.Kind regards Tony

[@notdaveschannel9843]

I know all the science says Great Whites should be visitors to UK waters and I don't doubt that they are, but this makes me realise how sitings by the uninformed can be deceptive. The average person who's never heard of a Porbeagle or a Shortfin Mako would look at either species and conclude it was a GWS.

[@davelister2961]

Mate, they're confusing this porbeagle shark with a mako shark. I still don't understand how you can do that. I, personally, think they look nothing alike. But people do confuse the mackerel sharks, somehow.

[@justluke8836]

We have porbeagle in the North Sea. I remember a few years ago walking up the coast I found a seal with a bite out of it, must have been about 12-15 inches..I suspect there are big sharks all around our coasts, tourist industries that rely on holiday makers wouldn’t be very vocal about it for fear of putting people off beach holidays.

[@lars-fenin]

only a few... porbeagle are wild animals so they eat/attacking of course their prey.. no threat for humans thow.

[@juliamcdonald-carberry5851]

This is a large Porbeagle Shark. They're Mackerel Sharks. They're closely related to the Salmon Shark, which is also of a genetic line called Mackerel Sharks. Both the Porbeagle & Salmon Shark are related to Mako Sharks & it is thought Great White Sharks are also distant descendants of Mako or Mackerel Sharks. Porbeagle Sharks are now an endangered species. They're not considered dangerous to humans, unless provoked or frightened by them. There is no recorded fatality caused by humans interacting with Porbeagle Sharks. They generally live in cooler, deep water where they hunt fish. Their range in the North Atlantic is as far north as Newfoundland & south to the Caribbean. A baby Porbeagle Shark tagged off of New England, U S. traveled all the way to the Caribbean (Aruba) & back to the New England coast, U S & exactly to where it was tagged. Female Porbeagle Sharks max out at a length of around 7-8 ft., while the males reach 5-7 ft. long. These sharks can be readily recognized by the white markings (patch) at the base of their dorsal fin, at the bottom back of it. The same white patch this one has. These sharks are viviparous with the females hatching eggs internally & delivering live pups. They're one of only 4 currently known shark species that are considered warm blooded, as they can regulate their body temperature in relation to water temperature similar to mammals. The Great White Shark, Salmon Shark & Mako Shark are the other 3 shark species that are considered warm blooded. They were considered threatened but are now an endangered species due to overfishing by fisheries & sports fisherman. They have also been mistaken for the Smooth Dog Fish & baby Sand Tiger, as juveniles. Consequently the babies have frequently been killed as a nuisance by fishermen resulting in even fewer mature sharks. Since they're endangered, they're now also a protected species, as most shark species today, hopefully soon will be. They & all sharks are being slaughtered at an alarming rate (1 million plus a yr) primarily for their fins so someone can have shark fin soup. A disgusting concoction (I had some many yrs ago in Japan) purchased as a status symbol, since it's very expensive but not very good to eat. It's actually like eating rubber bands that have no flavor, since sharks' fins are cartilage & skin. No meat.

[@TAFishing]

+Julia McDonald-Carberry Well said Julia.The practice of "finning" is frankly a waste of a shark,though you should differentiate between the massive overkill by commercial fishermen compared to sportfishermen.I would suggest any Porbeagle caught accidentally by UK sportfishermen today are returned anyway.We certainly tag any we get and return any we get ourselves. Good instructional,thanks for taking the trouble to post.

[@nikmark01]

Julia McDonald-Carberry Thanks for your brilliant comment. You are a walking typing encyclopedia.

[@joshkilpatrick6948]

thanks David attenborough

[@NotfromDateline]

very interesting. thanks..

[@patrickquinn8473]

Julia McDonald-Carberry are they any relation to the feared budgie shark ?

[@rupertosmond6666]

Still great To watch

[@martiansarepunk]

You really want a challenge and an undisputed record. Scuttle on over to the Sea of Hebrides. You could've used the largest UK shark for chum and bait landing a big ol' 15-18ft Great White during seal pupping season.

[@TAFishing]

No,it really is a Porbeagle. Basal cusps on teeth, white smudge on Dorsal, plus I've caught plenty of both. Mind you, I wish it was a Mako !! The ultimate catch in British waters.

[@filthyanimal1067]

We're going to need a bigger boat !!

[@gareth121astra]

I saw you on the news when i got up the other day and was blown away, also keith arthur was talking about you and this on talksport yesterday love your vids keep up the good work greame

[@ianthemagus]

It's not unusual that you might get the odd great white up in that area, but if the seal population was attracting their attention I imagine sightings would be much more frequent, like they are in South Africa, Australia and California. We just had a woman attacked and critically injured (not sure if she survived, was in critical condition still a week after the attack) here in Southern California. A week later a beach patrol helicopter counted 15 great white "juveniles" around 10 ft long in the same area in one afternoon (they assume the attacking shark was a larger adult). If great whites start picking UK as a favorite feeding ground, you'll know it.

[@adaphillips227]

Looked like a Mako shark. Nice work guys!

[@JesusCommando]

Great stuff guys, must've been fkn excellent going back to the pub with the story that night! Bloody brave as well as I don't think I would've been able to have my hands so close to that shark's mouth! xx

[@carlmarkland]

Congrats to both of you,totally awesome

[@cupidsdead1976]

FANTASTIC GUYS!!!! Well Done

[@makograham]

Awesome work fellas. Impressive! !!

[@patstrzeszewski3240]

Nearly spooled!

[@BlackWolf-di9gq]

"It ain't coming in the boat" 😂😅🐟😅

[@princeoffish]

Wonderful fish ! Well done fellas !!

[@hamoirl]

hi love seeing the fishing videos would love to see more off fishing boat trips aswell

[@Fishingbug]

I Just had to rewatch this video, i will never get tierd of seeing this awesome shark 7 years on.

[@flamintasty]

Great fish, Wayne looked buggered 😂

[@kanchour16]

What a great 👍 catch you are really awesome thank you for sharing it with us indeed totally awesome

[@muddyfoot7]

Could it have been a portbeagle sighting on your video about suspicious great white sightings in the Solent?

[@fongy200]

Totally awesome guys thanks.

[@nobiforeskyn2828]

Superb angling

[@wadewilson8123]

A very rare catch indeed, Makos never usually venture in British waters. Not the largest fish in our native seas though as Basking sharks dwell here too and they are the only dwarfed by Whale Sharks :)

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Wonderful massive wildlife off Britain! I'm a keen angler North wales and we have them here too, (never seen one though)!

[@jaypurshouse3696]

Well done

[@Paperz2023]

Shark tagging is done for conservation purposes. The tags contain a microchip that records the Sharks movements recording information like what depth it has been swimming at, what speed it swims at and other information like that. We know very little about Sharks and tagging is currently the best way to learn more about them and their natural behaviour. To understand how important tagging is to us for learning about Sharks check out a docu called The whale that ate Jaws with Dr Ingrid N. Visser

[@loseriffic123]

well done mate I saw you on most of the news channels.

[@flamesfromblazer]

Haha ...!! @ 9:10 anyone else notice ? The signwriting on side of boat is spelled wrongly as ' AWSOMEFISHING ' - you've dropped an 'e' Graeme, haha !! Great vids by the way mate -.thanx

[@Crooks103]

Yep this is what I was looking for. Great fishing man you're a legend

[@GronkyK]

Good sized porbeagle Also nice release you just got a new subscriber😀

[@freddiearbuckle6806]

great shot

[@TAFishing]

I am thinking maybe 5/550lbs as it was so fat we couldn't roll it on its side for the camera. Pretty difficult in a 17 foot boat. Angler on the rod, and I have to sort the boat/leader etc so we have to do best we can.Had plenty of 1000lb sharks so I know how big 500 is though. Most big sharks carry gut weight so you never see it from the surface. Only way to really know was kill it, and we weren't prepared to do that.

[@andrewshackleton2917]

TA Fishing Iam thinking 300/350 .....

[@zy6656]

Very good!

[@Dayumhesgood]

How heavy do you reckon that monster was? I am thinking 350-380lbs

[@TAFishing]

North Cornish Coast, UK

[@A_New_Yorker_Lost_In_Florida]

Mr Hooper, the drag was too tight ....and off he went..shakin', tenderizin' .and off he go, we had two barrels on Wayne the last last we saw of him two barrels Chief! ...Last we seen Wayne he was water-skiing behind a B* shark right past MONTAUK!!! 😆 ... Two barrels as he past Montauk! two barrels Chief.... farewell and audios to ya fair Spanish Mackerels .... " 😆😆😆.... love yoooooz fellas.. great freaking catch Wayne!!!!

[@theramblingbard]

Congratulations on that fish, Wayne! Holy sh*t!

[@TheMrLusk]

Porbeagle Sharks are beautiful creature

[@thriddoctor]

The biggest shark in the UK is the basking shark at 40 foot.

[@Rosstafa]

Basking sharks do not get even close to 40ft, more like 25 and that's at a push.

[@Moss-Trooper]

Yeah max is 10 meters so yeah 25 feet. And they eat plankton. I think he meant biggest meat eating shark

[@thriddoctor]

Rosstafa There are several 40 footers on record from the 19th century. Only the whale shark grows bigger.

[@Rosstafa]

thriddoctor Not confirmed reports though. Biggest confirmed are around the 30ft mark, and those are very rare.

[@thriddoctor]

Rosstafa These were measured speciemins, abit all from a long time ago.

[@futcant1]

I read you were fishing for pollock. On that kit!

[@martinlang9615]

Arrhh, yes you are right the older makos get bigger and this in particular weight and girth. The colouring is also different. Thanks for clearing up my misunderstanding, I just looked up a bit about the Porbeagle, very fast hey. Sorry about my accusation, looks like I have to eat my words! I did not know this species existed. Happy fishing :)

[@paulbales3513]

Well done fellas

[@ryiin]

Great channel

[@mrasmr8788]

Amazing to see

[@pcgaming19]

Thats awesome to say it was in the cold British waters!

[@swimadamswim]

Brilliant Graeme Now make sure he renews his Gym Membership ! please

[@wellsgb1957]

Great stuff!

[@DiddeCreffield]

Awesome

[@Mikeclark1001]

Glad you got the hook out.

[@ps3baws]

PLEASE PLEASE put the subtitles on and have a read LMAO XD

[@stevel6943]

+Ciaran Mcilkenny "We've loaded up on the Hawaiians.", I had to keep going back cos I couldn't keep up due to laughing. Good call on the subtitles.

[@TP-kz3ix]

Very Nice 👍 .

[@stephen88hox]

awesome mate

[@Brad2meetU]

Wow! Truly Awesome Fish!!! What a porbeagle. I enjoy your vids yakkfisheruk, but if I show my lad this one, from TAF he will never go yakfishing with me again. Mind you, his mum would not let either of us go.

[@ImAbsale]

have to say what a catch!! a monster! how much did it weight do you know? any tips for pike fishing? i mainly catch daze roach and perch

[@KryptoBlox]

that was totally awesome fishing guys ;)

[@nathanhazley1088]

such a fish TAFishing!

[@lukescovell8294]

Incredible shark Porbeagle I believe? You caught the biggest shark i the UK you tagged it and removed the hook oh my god does it get much better than that?

[@cronulla70]

Luke Tube yeah, catching a shark anywhere else, not very satisfying catching one in a third world nation

[@lukescovell8294]

cronulla70 why

[@cronulla70]

Luke Tube because it would be nicer catching one in a real country, i mean the english don't even wash

[@cronulla70]

360CriticalPVP HD you are

[@clivemitchell4316]

@@cronulla70 WTF are you banging on about, ya melt.

[@JohnnyWalker22]

Great Beagle. Very lucky the angler didn't lose a hand or more with his handling skills, way to close to that sharks mouth and leaning over in full range of his ability to surge up and take him down was not very smart. Lucky Man

[@TAFishing]

I like to use 50lb mono .You could go lighter for blue sharks, but with the area we work for Porbeagles,and time of year they run, the average is around 300lbs.Not worth all the investment of effort and then break off the shark of a lifetime.

[@1290Hooligan]

Used to work on a crabber in the south Devon coast, used to put tracers hook and horse makers as bait. Caught several lovely blue sharks, but 1 was found on the hook just the head, teeth marks clearly visible (not prop marks) would this have been a porbeagle?

[@pentlandsailor]

world record line caught porbeagle is 507lb caught by chris bennet at dunnet head Scotland I see your fish estimate went from 350 to 550 mmmmm nice fish anyway.congrats.

[@k956upg]

Well that's an end to my diving hobby

[@jilodjellybean1342]

dan servant. lol

[@charleycox7326]

I AM NEVER EVER EVER (THE NOT EVVVVEEEEEERRRR NEVER!) GOING TO SWIM OR EVEN DIP MY FUCKING TOE IN THE WATER!!! NOT EVER AGAIN IN MY LIFE, NOT EVER NEVER AGAIN! WHY THE FUCK AREN'T YOU BASTARDS TELLING THOSE OF US WHO ARE IN THE FUCKING WATER!?!? WHAT IS THIS SOME KIND OF SCIENTISTS SHITS AND GIGGLES WHILST YOU WAIT FOR ONE OF US POOR BASTARDS TO GET EATEN ALIVE AND MAKE YOU FUCKING FAMOUS HEROES WHEN YOU GET TO "ANALYSE"....wellllll.....what THE TOOTH PICKINGS LEFT OF OUR FLESH....!?! Hmmmm🤔 Why WOULDN'T they tell us?! Because then they will lose out on something cool and fun to study! Thanks for ruining the oceans rivers lakes and tbh the bathtub as well 🖕🏻 IF YOU THINK I'M OVER REACTING GO AND WATCH THE WRATH OF SUBMARINE ABOUT THE 38ft GW THAT ATE PEOPLE LIKE A FUCKING TIC TAC AND PLAYED WITH THEM NOSED HIM AROUND LIKE A FUCKING TOY WHILE HIS STOMACH MADE SOME ROOM! 😱 THAT BITCH DIDN'T EVEN HAVE THE TIME TO SCREAM IT ATE HER AND A FUCKING 4,500lb FLOAT SHLLLUUP! GONE! IM OUT!

[@jilodjellybean1342]

OK ok

[@jilodjellybean1342]

Charley Cox Ok ok

[@jilodjellybean1342]

Lol

[@alibee1978]

Tagged and released .. well done men ,fishing how it should be !

[@michaelovery8388]

well done both of you, glad you let it go,

[@owencovill3966]

In Cornwall I’ve heard because of temperature rise there are now whale sharks in Cornwall

[@TAFishing]

Don't tempt me...I could have a bucket of plankton in the freezer !!

[@scandinavrider]

Porbeagle shark i live in norway full of mackerell fish and sharks

[@TheWoody3322]

I know! I was asking him/her who thought it was cruel. I've done some tagging myself.

[@mymiddleleg1]

nice one lads

[@mattbrooking2146]

Wowzers monster 😱

[@MrDannyb123]

That's very cool. I won't to fish for one of these bad boys